Globe News Publication Note and Masthead
Founded February 20 1924 the Globe News publishes evenings except weekends in Amarillo Texas with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays The Globe News Publishing Co lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as associate publisher The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper committed to impartial news coverage and right minded reporting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
EE EE Ost
the Globe
Private Business and a Nation of Diets in 1941
A collage of reflections on private life under totalitarian rule, love’s quirks, rising marriage and divorce rates in Cook County, wartime optimism, and a satirical forecast of a vitamin driven diet era. The piece links state control to private enterprise, jokes about leopard skins for defense, and ends urging Americans to eat for the country.
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Germany
Italy
Russia
Japan
South America
Washington
National Nutrition Conference For Defense
Roosevelt
America
Lionel Strongfort
Lucius Beebes
Cafe Society
Frank Buck
New York Zoo
Foot and Nutrition Committee
The
National Research Council
Galvin Named President Of United Drug Co After Liggett Retirement
Joseph A. Galvin, 56, promoted to president of United Drug Co as Louis K. Liggett retires. Galvin has served 35 years with the firm, leading multiple departments. three others were named to assume his former duties. The company nets about 90 million dollars in annual business with 16,000 employees.
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Joseph A. Galvin
United Drug Co
Louis K. Liggett
Galvin
United States
Canada
Mexico
Great Britain
Eice
South America
Liggett
Rexall
Hyde Park
Boston
Newton
Mary M .Tondorf
Mary
Joseph
Francis
Foggy Homecoming Between Deborah and Stephan
Deborah endures fog bound tension as Stephan returns to the Cape family home. Bridget treats him as captain while Angela fans rumors of European sabotage and secret documents. Stephan hides nerves behind calm wit, Angie baiting him about a spy past as dinner unsettles into strained civility.
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Stephan
Deborah
Bridget
Masther
Angie
Debby
Angela
Mr. von Thalmann
Europe
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Secret Police
von Thalmann
Miss Silva
War Department
Poltergeist
George Washington
California
Heaven
Earth
Laaughing
Firelight Echoes and Hidden War Ties in Fogbound Salon
Deborah endures a tense dinner as Bridgie chatter and a storm of hints threaten. Stephan hidden in fog whispers of ships and driftwood while a mysterious German officer appears with urgent news, hinting at wartime loyalties and a looming international clash.
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Deborah
Bridgie
Lovett
Stephan
Colleen
England
Agin
Herr Kapitan
Wilhelm
Publicity and Propaganda in the Newsroom Ethics Tale
An Amarillo oriented essay argues publicity and propaganda shape modern journalism. It praises open disclosure by publicists like Colonel Len Cassell, notes a forming code of practice to curb distortions, and contends the Fourth Estate favors truth over sensationalism as old techniques fade.
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America
Amarillo
Len Cassell
The
Santa Fe
Fourth Estate
New Order
Esquire
Home Guard
England
Britains
Dunkerque
War Office
Carver and the blue clay paint dream from Tuskegee
The piece profiles George W. Carver in 1890s Tuskegee, detailing his rise from slave origins to a renowned innovator. It describes his pigments from red clay, whitewash techniques, and his refusal to commercialize his blue pigment, plus the broader impact of his soil improvements and a charity-minded approach to farming and industry.
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Alabama
Brother Baker
Carver
George W. Carver
Iowa State University
Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
James Wilson
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Royal Society of London
America
China
India
Japan
Russia
Belgian Congo
George Carver
Georgia
Desert Country in American Folkways series notes
Edwin Corle’s Desert Country inaugurates the American Folkways series edited by Erskine Caldwell. The book blends tall tales and local color from the American Southwest, especially Nevada and western Utah, with a painterly, purposeful approach to regional life. It includes vivid depictions of rattlers gold six guns and desert towns along with modern roadside scenes and Reese River Reveille era notes.
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John Selby
Edwin Corle
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
Erskine Caldwell
Folkways
Margaret Bourke White
American Southwest
Nevada
Utah
Corle
Cole
H. Hart
Reese River
Austin New
Tombstone
Panamint
Hart
Western Pine
Mr. Corle
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Bel
News and Business Department
DR. Reith
Leon J. Saul
Institute For Psychoanalysis
Chicago
National Conference of Social Work
Cook County
James Hilton
Navy
Knox
Diamond Jim Brady
Kate Smith
Taft
Oliver Hardy
Elinore Cowan Stone
Thim Murtherin
Coast Guard
Clarence Streit
Cassell
Rackham Holt
Christian Science Monitor
the Home Guard
Dover
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